The Irish State Trials in Croxmel Court
Crown case closed as Mr Meagher's counsel argues it was only compassing to levy war not actual levy. Mary Keenan testifies of bribes offered for swearing and recognition by the prisoner. Judge warns gallery on disturbance as defense resumes and verdict follows after lengthy proceedings.
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Croxmel
Meagher
Thiteside
Mery Keenan
Withees
Commons
Cormack
Mary Keenan
Perariee
Blackburne
Batt
Waterford
I*m
Sullivan’s House
Attorney Geners
Atorney
Ford
Mary Keenen
Mr. Meagher
Clonmen
Whiteside
Butt
Croxner
Solicitor General
Repli
Thalf
Dobbin
Mesers
Mi‘Manus
O'Donoghue
Los
Dublin court passes high treason death sentences
Lord Chief Justice Doherty presided as prisoners at Kilmainham Gaol were condemned for high treason following a trial that found them guilty. Patrick O Donoghue Thomas Megher and Terence F Hew M M Mawds were sentenced to be hanged drawn and quartered with the court noting the enormity of the crime and the need to deter further insurrection. The judge urged reflection on the country’s peril and adjourned the remaining trials to December 6 for further proceedings.
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Mer
Mhan
England
Ireland
Doherty
Terence
Patrick O' Donoghue
Thomas Francis Mesgher
Ikera
Tham
Fideli
Mesgher
Nerhars
Terence Bellew
Patrick O'Donoghue
Thomas Francis Megher
Blackbone
Moore
Berttbe
Meagher
A. B
Croydon
A.B
Lancashire
King’s Cross
Hungerford
H.todeau
Will Dowbllees
Derby
Liverpool
London
Lewisham
la Legatee
Cambridge
Res Legatees
Amy Ciis
Finsbury
Westminster
Harwich
Stamford
Cork
Canterbury
Burton
Hyde
Ueual
Kingsland
C. A
Aldborough
Henry the Secord
Richard the Second
King Street
C. S
Frome
Eliza
Wethernstow
Jour Fatty
F.L
Reavesborough
George
St. Luke's
New North Road
H. H
Post
Standard
Lord Afelbourne
Jacob (Whitney
Jane
Humberstore
J.B
Camberwell
York
Dublin
J. J
Tooley Street
J. R
Gravesend
J.R
Islington
Pentonville
Covent Garden
J. W
Bolton
Ilex
Abingdon
M. M
King's Road
Bermondsey
Sandbach
Portland Place
Walter Companies
P. H
IS. T
Hanover
T.B. H
Manchester
D.P. Jermyn
Timms
Seho
T. O.X
Malton
Fisher
Cork Street
Burtington Gardens
T. W
Wardour Street
Tyro
Woodford
Fou
Weaver
Ditton
Sun
W.T
Piuner
W.T.S
Plumatead
W. W
St. Alban's
Irish prisoners face death sentence in court speechs
M Manus O Donoghue Icokea and Meagher stand before the court as the Clerk of the Crown reads the indictment. Manus appeals to duty and Ireland, while O Donoghue questions bias in the jury and duty of the court, and Meagher insists on measured defense and personal restraint as the sentence looms.
Reprieve of the Irish Traitors Shocks No One in Country
The government weighs mercy for Irish rebels as recommendations from juries and petitions sway Crown advisement. Forfeited lives of Mr. O'Brien and associates will be spared, a result seen as expected and gratifying. Short note covers Chartist prisoners Dowling, Lacey, Ritchie, Fay, Cuffey, and Dowling’s Dublin connections. mentions Milbank Penitentiary transfer and Dowling’s talents. Also reports Holborn guardians削 decision to alter relief for the poor, favoring stricter eligibility and rejection of unworthy applicants.
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O'Brien
Globe
Liverpool
Manchester
M'Manua
Clonmel
Liverpool Chronicle
Ritchie
Lacey
Fay
Cuffey
Dowlin
Old Bailey
Milbank
van Diemen's Land
Dowling
Dublin
Hughes
Dublin and
Waterford
Holborn
Legal and Miscellaneous Correspondence Summary
A lengthy, fragmented questions column with advice on wills, estates, debts, and legal notices. Readers from many locales seek guidance on probate, guardianship, tenancy, settlement of accounts, and rights of heirs, with individuals named across London and other towns.
A Calendar of Sunrise Sunsets and Tide Times
A detailed guide for British and Irish sunrise and sunset based on latitude, plus rules to adjust times by degrees from 61 and 60 degrees. It lists high water times at key ports with multiple port adjustments, and notes saints days, months, and celestial details for 903 day year and moon phase. It presents reports for week and parish notices with election, All Saints, Guy Fawkes plots, and calendar events.
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Great Britr’s
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Ork
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Fort Glasgow
Southampton
Sospar
Dan
Laka xv
Philip iii
Monnay
Torenar
Borough Covnecillors
All Saints
Michaelmes
Sarce
Ray
Micah
The Fat Living at Bishop Wearmouth Debate
The article critiques church and state ties and exposed clerical incomes. It highlights Dr. Wellesley, rector of Bishop Wearmouth, earning 2699 pounds yearly with six curates, prompting calls to reallocate wealth to ensure proper parish care and fair pay for working clergy. It compares church sub contracting to railroad practices and urges reducing overwork among curates while balancing earnings with rectors.
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Old Port
Wellesley
Duke of Wellngton
Bishop Wearmouth
Lincoln
Horsman
bin Grace
Punch
London
French Guards Invade London In Fantastical Chronicle
A London chronicle laments a French presence in the city, noting National Guards touring the Tower and Palace, parading through Poet’s Corner and Bank of England areas. It argues such visits showcase amiable cross national civility, yet admits embarrassment at public politeness lapses.
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3Forning
London
Tower
Palace
Sir Philip Sidney
Birsato
Bank of England
Ehal
Polite French Guests Draw Mixed Reactions Abroad
A London crowd and newspaper reporters observe French visitors in Westminster and at the Mansion House. While many praise their decorum during tours and at Westminster Abbey, others condemn a Guards officer for dishonor over a drink and money, and lament the lack of courtesy at the Lord Mayor’s residence. Authorities pledge punishment, and the incident colors public sentiment about hospitality and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreet
Times
Sperka
Post
Penny-Cliner
Westminster Abbey
White
Horee Guards
Mansion House
Pastis
End of the State Trials in Clonmel Sees Four Traitors Guilty
After five weeks, the Clonmel proceedings conclude with the four traitors found guilty by a jury. The piece mocks the insurrection as vain and absurd, notes Meagher’s self-regard and florid rhetoric, and contrasts his bravado with O Donoghue and others. The Times cites a cry of laughter as the court scene ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clonmel
O'Brien
M'Cormack
Rebe
Mr. Meagher
Dia
Meagher
England
Ireland
O'Donoghus
Duchess of Sutherland and Scottish Central Railway clash
Indignation grew over the railway’s refusal to move the Duchess of Sutherland on the mail train to reach her father’s deathbed. The secretary’s statements contradict the Duchess’s supporters, who say she pleaded to ride just as the train left. Parliament may need to curb private rail power amid rumors of a confidential shareholders appeal.
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Scottish Central Railway
Duchesa of
Sutherland
Han
Secre'ary
Theao Pheraseic
Eny Railway Company
Sabbath Investors Targeted By Biblical Appeal
A letter urges shareholders to buy sbareS in a company when stock is low about £25 per share and promises a guaranteed seven percent dividend. It cites connections with London and Scottish firms and warns that Parliament acts could endanger passenger trains, pairing faith with financial incentives and urging readers to discuss with directors.
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London
North Westen
Dancaster
Carlisle
Edinburgh End
Glasgow
Lecter
Peties
The Cholera in London and Beyond
Reports from the General Board of Health show cholera remains relatively contained in London with under twenty cases for two million people. The piece condemns urban crowding and poor sanitation, cites Westminster and Victoria Street changes, notes Edinburgh and other towns affected, and urges police enforcement of public nuisances to curb the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board of Health
Westminster
Buckingham Palace
Earl of Carliste
Victoria Street
Baunia
Edinburgh
York
Plymouth
Wre
Isle of Portland
Isself
Highgate
Angel of Death
Justitia
Duog-Heapa
Farewell Address by the Earl of Morpeth to York Electors
The Earl of Morpeth writes to West Riding electors from Castle Howard, reflecting on eighteen years of service, the strain of public duties, and his gratitude for their support. He hopes future opportunities may allow continued association with them. The note closes with October 20, Castle Howard. MORPETH
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Earl of Carliele
Lord Morpeth
M.P
West Riding of
York
Toreshire
County of
Cogmon
Varisnice
Castle Howard
Morpeth
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Rancis Meagher
M'Manus
M‘manus
Lis
Tong
Engishmen
Clerk of the Crown
Jos
Ce Moore
Moors
Francia Meagher
Andocous
Legal & Miscellaneous
Great Britain and Ireland
THE
Woon
Bixos
Sait
Sete Morn
Mt Ibanday
Wheely Chronicle
Condon
the Duchess OF Sutherland
Lord Morfeths
Rosanna
Capt
Forbiah
Mr. C. Fisher
India
Jenkin
Sadboy
Avake
Atlaet
Mr. Oxberry
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